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Knights Improve to 6-1 With Win Over Township
BY ARA GRIGORIAN
Hempfield defeated Manheim Township in a Section One boys’ volleyball match at home on Thursday, April 22.
The Knights won in three straight one-sided sets, posting scores of 25-9, 25-8 and 25-4. The victory raised Hempfield’s LL League record to 6-1.
Ryan Givens delivered eight kills and registered four blocks for Hempfield.
“Ryan Givens had nine swings with eight kills,” head coach Mike Vogel pointed out.
Dante Keener had six kills while Adam Gimenson added four kills.
Mason Orth, who finished with 16 digs, tied Michael Keene with three aces each.
Dan Luong and Eric Moldenhauser also contributed five digs each.
The Knights spent Saturday at the State College Tournament. This year, the tourney was not as well attended.
Hempfield also defeated Central York and the host State College squad.
“State College and Central York are both historically good teams,” Vogel added.
For the tournament, Givens compiled 41 kills, hitting at a .400 percentage. Grant Lorelli added 25 kills.
Orth finished with 47 digs and Gimenson was second with 22.
Grant Lorelli and Gerry Gallagher finished with five and four blocks, respectively.
BASEBALL
Ephrata’s scoring looked like a series of goose eggs with a 2 and a 1 as the bookends in Friday’s game at Landisville. The Mountaineers plated two runs in the opening frame and the decisive third run in the seventh inning.
The Mounts’ pitching held Hempfield to two runs on only two hits as Luke Rotolo and Hunter Rowell worked the combined effort.
The 3-2 loss dropped Hempfield’s record to 5-7 on the year.
In another close game dominated by pitching, the Knights defeated Lampeter-Strasburg on the road Monday evening 2-1.
It was Tim King and Austin Dunlap holding the Pioneers for six innings after the home team had inaugurated the scoring with a Braeden Karpathios RBI single.
King recorded 12 strikeouts while allowing only two hits and two walks. Dunlap came in with two outs in the seventh to earn the save.
The Knights manufactured runs in the sixth inning after a single and a walk put runners on base and a passed ball moved them into scoring position. Cameron Berger ripped a single to drive in Conner Bitts and Caden Woods.
Hempfield’s 18-2 crushing of Section One rival Penn Manor featured a six-run third inning and seven more in the sixth.
In that third inning, Berger, Dunlap, Katch, Seitz, Woods, Gavin Constein and Christian LaBarbera each banged out a base hit.
Luke Fiore, Marcus Rivera, and Bitts each had two-run singles in the seven-run sixth inning.
Dunlap, the starting pitcher, was the recipient of the offensive support. He went five innings for the win.
BOYS’ LACROSSE
The Knights remained unbeaten (6-0) in league play with a dominant 21-2 victory at Cedar Crest on Thursday, April 22. They followed that victory with a 14-6 non-league win over Governor Mifflin two days later, improving to 9-0 overall.
In the Crest game, the Knights scored nine of their goals in the first quarter - part of a match where they launched 45 shots. A total of 12 different players scored goals, including a five-goal game by Max Grube (3a) and four goals by Ryan Heuston.
Ryan Hilton finished with two goals and two assists. Also scoring twice were Toby Marco and A.J. McAlpine.
Matty Wiest played a strong game in goal with eight saves.
Wiest had nine saves in the Mifflin match as the Knights outshot the Mustangs 22-15.
Ryan Hilton and Jason Hilton each had hat tricks while Grube and Zack Antesberger each scored twice. Grube and McAlpine both recorded three assists.
Marco, McAlpine, Caleb Young, and Stephen Pitts each netted one goal.
GIRLS’ LACROSSE
The Hempfield girls were involved in a tight battle with Governor Mifflin on Saturday, April 24. The Mustangs outscored the visitors 9-8 in the first half and held on for a 13-12 margin of victory.
While Kelsea Dague and Kayla Brooks each recorded hat tricks, Brynn Axe also had a big day, scoring two and assisting three times. Whitney Hershey also scored twice while Kenna Price and Catherine Molitor each tallied one goal.
Eryn Murphy recorded nine saves in the high-scoring match.
In league play last Tuesday, Hempfield took control with an 112 first half advantage over Garden Spot. They settled for a 15-5 win behind Kayla Brooks’ five goal, one assist effort. Regan Gillisse (4), Dague (3), Brynn Axe (2g, 1a), Whitney Hershey (1g), and Makenzie Warfel (1a) also contributed.
SOFTBALL
With first place in Section One still within reach, the Hempfield softball team defeated Ephrata on the road Friday, April 23 and came up short at home against Lampeter-Strasburg in an 8-3 loss on Monday.
With five league games remaining, the Knights (6-4) found themselves two games behind first place Penn Manor (8-2)
Courtney Guthrie earned the victory at Ephrata, striking out nine batters in a complete game three-hitter.
Hempfield blew a 3-0 lead against L-S in Monday’s loss. The Knights scored one in the first and two more in the third. The Pioneers finally got on the board in the sixth inning and went on to tie the game in the seventh before a five-run eighth inning spelled heartbreak for Hempfield.
The Pioneers’ Keiva Middleton earned the win, recording 14 strikeouts. Guthrie took the loss, recording seven strikeouts and issuing six walks.
The Knights suffered a tough 3-0 loss to Section One leader Penn Manor on Wednesday. The Comets improved to 13-2 overall as Bella Peters pitched five shutout innings and Aralyn Hoffert pitched the final two for the save.
TENNIS
Alexander Cooke’s comeback win at number three singles helped the tennis team earn a 32 non-league win at Cocalico on Friday, April 23. With each side at two team points, Cooke lost the first set to the Eagles’ Adam Wood 6-4. He responded with a 6-3 win in the second set and a 10-7 tiebreaker win.
Earlier, the teams split the doubles matches as Eli Worley and Trent Meyers won the first doubles 6-4 6-2 whereas Hempfield teammates Jonah Comeaux and Gavin Chamberlain were on the short end of 64, 6-3 sets.
Eric Jordan earned Hempfield’s other team point, taking the number one singles 6-4, 6-4.
The Knights wrapped up the regular season with a 4-9 mark.
Photo by Bob Diller
Caden Bonner makes a set for the Black Knights during their 3-0, Section One victory over visiting Manheim Township on April 29.
Church Posts Food Giveaway
Grace Church Lancaster, 911 Rohrerstown Road, Lancaster, will give away over 200 free boxes of groceries on a first-come, firstserved basis on Saturday, May 8, at 10 a.m. until supplies run out. These prepackaged boxes are prepared through the Hands of Hope program of the Blessings of Hope ministry in Leola. Each box contains about 40 pounds of fresh and shelf-stable groceries.
Call 717-397-9991 or email pastor Scott Becker at scott@grace lanc.org for more information.
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Gerry Gallagher bumps a Manheim Township serve during Hempfield’s 3-0, Section One win at home on April 29.
Photo by Bob Diller
Chris Rivera slams a winner for the Black Knights during their 3-0, Section One victory over Manheim Township in Landisville on April 29.
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Event To Look At Pandemic Losses
Hempfield United Methodist Church (UMC), 3050 Marietta Ave., Lancaster, will host a free community event from 7 to 8 p.m. on Fridays, May 14 and June 4. A Time for Everything is designed to provide a place and space for people of all ages to acknowledge, express, name, honor, and reflect upon their individual and collective pandemic losses. The event will also be livestreamed on both evenings at www.hempfieldumc.org.
Pandemic losses may include the loss of loved ones, jobs and financial security, homes, social connections, activities, milestone celebrations and events, rites of passage, time spent with family, and routines and traditions.
The event will feature reflections and meditations, video vignettes, interpretive dance by HurleyInMotion, meditative music by Tish Brown and Abigail’s Garden, and prayer. Attendees also will have the optional opportunity to privately jot down their own personal pandemic losses on slips of paper, which they may crumple up and bring to the altar to symbolically release some of the pain from these losses.
Due to COVID-19 protocols, in-person attendance will be limited on each evening, and preregistration is required at www.hempfieldumc.org /a-time-for-everything. For additional information, contact Joyce Young at jyoung@hempfieldumc.org or 717285-5156, ext. 222.
Current COVID-19 protocols will be followed. At the conclusion of each evening’s program, donations will be accepted to help offset costs.
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Want to score a football jersey signed by Saquon Barkley? Or a new refrigerator? Mark your calendar to attend the Kraybill Mennonite School’s 44th annual pig roast and auction, to be held at the school, 598 Kraybill Church Road, Mount Joy. The event will run on Friday, May 7, from 4 to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, May 8, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The auction will include some big-ticket items such as a lawn tractor, a Yeti cooler and a weekend mountain getaway, Heisey noted. “We will have a handmade foursided picnic table made by a Kraybill parent,” she added. “We will have lots of quilts.”
Highlights of the event include auctioning off class projects. “Each class works together to come up with a themed basket or a personalized project,” Heisey explained, noting that parents in her son’s prekindergarten class refinished an old student desk and chair, and then students put their handprints on it to make a unique keepsake. Teachers also auction off opportunities for students to participate in one-on-one experiences with them, such as trips for miniature golf or ice cream. A children’s tent will feature a Mother’s Day craft station and games. On Friday night, an inflatable obstacle course will be set up for children, and a silent auction will be held in the gym.
In addition to the auction items, the event will feature a pig roast on Friday night and a chicken barbecue on Saturday. Additional food options will include the Mount Joy Rotary french fry truck, Dutch Country Soft Pretzels, hot dogs, pulled pork sandwiches and Gene Wenger’s Meats’ hamburgers, along with baked goods and strawberry pies.
Proceeds from the auction help cover tuition costs and pay for maintenance projects at the school. “We use the money toward offsetting the cost of private education so we can keep our tuition down,” Heisey explained, adding that in 2018 and 2019, the auction raised $110,000 each year, and she’d like to meet that goal this year. Last year’s auction was canceled due to the pandemic.
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Breslin Selected For International Competition
Haley Breslin, a student at the Viktor Yeliohin International Ballet Academy in Lancaster, has been chosen to participate in the Kiev Grand Prix Festival, a ballet competition in Ukraine. This competition has a longstanding reputation of including some of the world’s most talented ballerinas.
Breslin is a junior at the Commonwealth Charter Academy. She will join other students from the United States in the competition, but she is the only student from Pennsylvania who will participate.
Haley has been working toward this goal since September of last year. She dances six days a week and fits in extra lessons between school and her regular dance schedule.
This will be the second time that Viktor Yeliohin, the ballet master of the Viktor Yeliohin International Ballet Academy, will participate in the event, as he has been selected as one of the event’s many judges.
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Hurst Receives Scholarship
Ascension Academy has awarded its first Instrumental Scholarship to clarinetist Andre Hurst. The academy will provide Andre with a fouryear scholarship to study with Janine Thomas, principal clarinetist of the Lancaster and Harrisburg symphony orchestras.
Andre is a ninth-grader at Hempfield High School. In addition to playing in his school ensembles, he was selected for District Band in eighth and ninth grades. He is the first chair clarinetist in the youth chamber orchestra Allegretto, which will perform Beethoven’s 7th Symphony this spring. Andre is frequently invited to play with the Franklin & Marshall College band. He has been studying with Thomas for four years and has played advanced repertoire such as the Mozart Clarinet Concerto, Weber Concertino, and Saint-Saëns Sonata. Andre has also played the piano for nine years. He enjoys archery and is a member of his school’s tennis team.
Community members may hear Andre play music on Sunday, May 16, at 9:30 a.m. at Ascension Lutheran Church’s Music Ministry Sunday, a celebration of music featuring students of the Ascension Academy. The church is located at 600 E. Penn Grant Road, Willow Street. Masks are required during the service.
The mission of Ascension Academy is to provide educational programs in the visual and musical arts to students of all ages and levels. Currently, the school offers flute, clarinet, and saxophone lessons provided by Thomas and keyboard and guitar lessons given by the church’s music director, John Zielinski.
For more information about the academy, email Zielinski at jzvarious@gmail.com or call 717874-8079.
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Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the competition will be an entirely virtual event. Breslin will participate in three categories: a classical variation, a contemporary piece, and improvisation, which is a new category this year. She has already submitted her videos to the committee, and they will be judged at the beginning of May.
Final judging will take place on Monday and Tuesday, May 10 and 11, and the contestants’ videos will be posted on the competition’s Facebook page, which may be found by searching for “Grand Prix Kyiv.” Winners will be announced on Wednesday, May 12, followed by a special ballet performance.
Yeliohin welcomes all students to his studio. The academy will also host its own ballet competition, Relevé, in early November, with proceeds benefiting children’s health initiatives. More information may be found at www.vyballet.com and www.relevepa.org. Questions may be directed to Yeliohin at 717-419-6688 or relevedance org@gmail.com.
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“That process helped us figure out how to individualize projects and seek funding for digitizing pockets of our collection,” explained Robin Sarratt, vice president of LancasterHistory.
Recently, LancasterHistory was awarded a Historical & Archival Records Care grant from the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission to digitize its collections pertaining to the history of 19thcentury congressman Thaddeus Stevens, black residents of Lancaster, and indigenous people since the 18th century. LancasterHistory will use the $4,669 grant to provide online access to 138 items from the Thaddeus Stevens collection as well as 425 documents and manuscripts from 24 different historic collections pertaining to people of color in Lancaster County.
The project will begin in August and is expected to be completed by May 2022. LancasterHistory will work with the Backstage Library Works of Bethlehem to digitize the materials, which will then be uploaded to LancasterHistory’s collections database at https:// collections.lancasterhistory.org. The database is free for public use.
“There are a lot of underrepresented populations in our collection and collections in general across the United States, and although these records have been accessible to the public, we want to make them more widely accessible and bring them into light,” said Heather Tennies, director of archival services at LancasterHistory.
Tennies explained that there is a burden on the researcher to locate these materials because they are difficult to find. Although these documents were accessible to the public before LancasterHistory closed, people had to know where to look and whom to ask in order to access them. As a courtesy to the public and to underrepresented populations, LancasterHistory wants to bring these records to the forefront.
Anyone who has material related to black residents of Lancaster and or indigenous people may contact archives@lancasterhistory.org. LancasterHistory will reopen to the public on Wednesday, May 26. For more information, visit www.lancaster history.org.
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Courtesy of LancasterHistory, this is a habeas corpus, which is used to bring a prisoner or other detainee before the court to determine if the person’s imprisonment or detention is lawful.
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SATURDAY, MAY 22 • 8:00 A.M.
REAL ESTATE 12:00 NOON
(Inspection Of Items Auction Day Only 7:00 A.M.) LOCATION: 116 East Adelle Avenue, Manheim, PA 17545 Manheim Borough, Lancaster Co. FRAME SIDED FOUR (4) BEDROOM ONE (1) BATH RANCH STYLE HOUSE WITH ONE (1) GAR GARAGE, 30’x40’ METAL SIDED POLE BUILDING ON A LARGE LOT, Excellent Location, Walking Distance To Schools, Churches, Stores & Eatery, Manheim Central School District. Lot Size 0.67 Acre, Approx. 1,676 Sq. Ft. Hardwood Floors, Central AC, Many Amenities, THIS IS A MUST-SEE PROPERTY. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS ONE! Realtor/Broker Participation Offered. Open House Dates: Sat., May 8 12:00-2:00 P.M. For Financing, Photos, Full Listing, Terms, See Website www.witmanauctioneers.com Auction For: Glenn K. Parks Estate, Glenn K. Parks Jr., Ext.
PUBLIC AUCTION
• VALUABLE REAL ESTATE •
• FORD CARGO VAN • JOHN DEERE RIDING MOWER • • TOOLS • EQUIPMENT • WILDLIFE MOUNTS • • SPORTING EQUIPMENT • FURNITURE •
THURSDAY, MAY 13 • 3:00 P.M.
REAL ESTATE 6:00 P.M.
LOCATION: 2787 Stevens Summit (Ironville/Silver Spring Area) Columbia, PA 17512, West Hempfi eld Twp., Lancaster Co. “ONE-OWNER” QUALITY BUILT EXTREMELY CLEAN SIDED, THREE/FOUR BEDROOM, TWO BATH CAPE COD HOUSE WITH ATTACHED GARAGES ON A CORNER LOT, GREAT LOCATION, Hempfi eld School District, Approx. 2,569 Sq. Ft., Lot Size 0.59 Acre, Brick Fireplace, First Floor Bedrooms, Finished Basement, Sunroom, Gardening Shed, Professional Landscape & Manicured Grounds, THIS IS A CUSTOM BUILT HOUSE WITH MANY QUALITY EXTRA AMENITIES - A MUST-SEE PROPERTY! Realtor/Broker Participation Offered. Open House: Call Auction Firm to schedule an appointment, 717-665-5735. For Financing, Photos, Full Listing, Terms, See Website www.witmanauctioneers.com Auction For: Theodore (Ted) & Mary Schreiber
PUBLIC AUCTION
• VALUABLE REAL ESTATE • • 2018 FORD ESCAPE SUV • GUNS • • COINS • FIFTY INVICTA WATCHES • • ANTIQUES • TOOLS • PERSONAL PROPERTY •
MONDAY, MAY 24
4 P.M. • REAL ESTATE 6 P.M.
LOCATION: 3308 River Road, (Village of Highville) Conestoga, PA 17516 (Midway Between Cresswell & Safe Harbor) Manor Twp., Lanc. Co. 2½ STORY FRAME-SIDED FARMHOUSE & ATTACHED FORMER HIGHVILLE COUNTRY STORE WITH A GREAT COUNTRY SETTING ON 1.5 ACRES WITH FARMLAND VIEWS, Penn Manor School District, Four (4) Bedrooms, Country Store Consists of Two Levels 15’x42’, Frame Barn & Outbuilding. Open House Dates: Sat., May 8 & 15 12:00-2:00PM. GUNS, COINS, WATCHES ARE REMOVED FROM PREMISE UNTIL AUCTION DAY. For Photos, Full Listing, Terms, See Website www.witmanauctioneers.com Auction For: Arthur (Art) E. Frey
